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Talking Point: What do you think of the advice to stay home if you have a cold?

The mandatory requirement to self-isolate if you have Covid may have ended but the latest advice from the government will recommend that those with a high temperature or “who feel unwell” should stay at home until they feel well enough to resume normal activities. The new advice is to come…

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Talking Point: Do you think the fines for partygate go far enough?

An initial 20 fines have been by the Metropolitan Police over the gatherings held in Downing Street over lockdown, with the force saying that there was still a “significant amount” of evidence to be analsyed. Prime Minister Boris Johnson is not among the recipients of a fine, his spokesperson confirmed,…

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Talking Point: What do you think about Will Smith slapping Chris Rock?

Actor Will Smith made sure that everyone would only be talking about one thing post-Oscars ceremony when he marched up to the stage and hit Chris Rock after the comedian had made a joke about his wife’s haircut, with Jada Pinkett Smith having previously spoken about her struggles with alopecia.…

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Talking Point: How do you feel about rising Covid cases?

Covid-19 is largely on the rise across the UK in spite of a successful booster programme and a lull in cases that was experienced post Christmas. Its resurgence is largely driven by the Omicron BA.2 variant, a more transmissible form of Omicron, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

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Talking Point: How do you feel about Jamaica becoming a Republic?

It’s fair to say the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have received a mixed reaction during their trip to Jamaica thus far, with some happy to see the royal family members and others concerned that their presence sends the wrong message for a country intending to become a Republic.

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Barbie Ferreira on Euphoria, confidence and what’s coming next for Kat

As mania for the show continues to blaze, Barbie Ferreira tells Grace Medford what it’s really like to be an attendee at Euphoria High

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Talking Point: Should Tulse Hill be renamed?

The London district of Tulse Hill could be set for a name change, according to reports, after a survey was launched by Lambeth council asking residents their views in the nomenclature that is linked Sir Henry Tulse – whose family made their fortune through the slave trade.

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Talking Point: Should P&O pay back £10m furlough money after firing 800 staff?

The news that P&O was planning to lay off 800 staff on Thursday came as a shock to many, although perhaps not to those in the Department for Transport after the PM’s spokesman admitted that the government had been informed of the move on Wednesday (despite initially denying they knew…

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Talking Point: Do you agree with the majority of Londoners who think the Met Police is sexist and racist?

A recent poll by YouGov for the Mile End Institute, Queen Mary University of London found that some 63 percent of those surveyed said the Met is probably or definitely institutionally sexist, while 64 percent said it was probably or definitely racist. This will make difficult reading for anyone high…

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Talking Point: Do you think Cressida Dick should receive her payout?

Dame Cressida Dick’s tenure as Met Commissioner continues to generate headlines weeks after the 61-year-old confirmed she would quit the force, after losing the confidence of Mayor Sadiq Khan. Dick is said to be seeking a payout for the two-year extension of her contract as head of the Met that…

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Talking Point: What do you think of the proposed MSG Sphere?

The proposed MSG Sphere in Stratford has caused some consternation among local residents once again, as planning chiefs have recommended that the 21,500 seater venue in Stratford be given the green light. Officers at the London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) said the proposals for the MSG Sphere in Stratford were…

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Will Chart Analysts Notice Bad Omen on Eversource Energy's Chart

If history is any guide, there may be trouble ahead for shares of Eversource Energy (NYSE:ES). A so-called "death cross" has formed on its chart and, not surprisingly, this could be bearish for the stock.

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Talking Point: Is the cost of living your main concern?

The rise in our cost of living was found to be Londoners greatest concern according to a new poll conducted by Deltapoll for London Communications Agency, which found that 52 per cent of respondents felt this was the issue that was most pressing for them. These numbers compare with just…

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Talking Point: What do you think of the Abramovich sanctions?

The sanctioning of Roman Abramovich finally came on Thursday after weeks of calls to do so given the Chelsea owner’s alleged ties to Putin and those high up in the Kremlin, following the invasion of Ukraine.

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Talking Point: Should rent be capped to help Londoners with rising costs?

Anyone who has attempted to rent in the capital knows of the difficulty of finding somewhere affordable, never mind considering whether or not your flat mates are decent (and as many found during several Covid lockdowns) if you have access to some outdoor space.

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Talking Point: Who’s a woman you want to celebrate today?

This year’s International Women’s Day falls at a challenging time for many, as the ongoing crisis in Ukraine continues to hold people’s attention and focus our minds on just how fragile our state of affairs can be.

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Y2K boho chic is back - but are we ready?

Y2K is still coursing through the veins of every fashion-obsessive - and now, it’s time for boho chic

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Mid-Afternoon Market Update: Crude Oil Rises Over 6%; VIZIO Shares Slide

U.S. stocks remained lower toward the end of trading, with the Nasdaq dropping over 200 points on Friday.

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Mid-Day Market Update: Dow Dips 300 Points; Sweetgreen Shares Spike Higher

U.S. stocks remained lower midway through trading, with the Dow Jones tumbling 300 points on Friday.

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Talking Point: Are you happy to pay the Ulez charge for a greener London?

Motorists are unlikely to be best pleased by the news that London Mayor Sadiq Khan wants to expand the ultra-low emission zone (Ulez) once again, this time taking in the whole of the Greater London area.

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Talking Point: Has anything changed since Sarah Everard’s murder?

The anniversary of Sarah Everard’s murder at the hands of serving Met police officer Wayne Couzens is likely to be a painful one for Londoners, as people cast their minds back 12 months ago. What felt like a watershed moment for tackling misogyny and violence against women has become to…

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Talking Point: What do you think of the UK’s rules for Ukrainian refugees?

The government has faced criticism from MPs on both sides of the House of Commons for its slow response to the growing humanitarian disaster in Ukraine, as people flee the country in their thousands following an invasion by Russia last week.

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Talking Point: Do you support RMT workers walking out over jobs and pay rises?

Anyone caught in the rain this morning while waiting for a bus or an alternate mode of transport is unlikely to be feeling too sympathetic to the Rail, Maritime and Transport workers’ union (RMT) right now, although they will feel they were justified in taking strike action.

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Dalston music producer ‘broke neighbour restraining order with dead rat in TV director’s recycling’

An award-winning TV director found a dead rat in his recycling and had to cope with water pouring through the ceiling in an alleged nuisance campaign by his neighbour, a court heard.

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